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Faroese
Etymology
From Old Norse rétta.
Verb
rætta (third person singular past indicative rætti, third person plural past indicative rættu, supine rætt)
- to stretch out, to straighten out
- to correct
- to pass,to hand,to reach
Conjugation
Old Swedish
Etymology
From Old Norse rétta, from Proto-Germanic *rihtijaną.
Verb
rǣtta
- to straighten, make straight
- to raise
- to direct, aim
- to correct
- to atone
- to judge
Conjugation
Conjugation of rǣtta (weak)
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present
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past
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infinitive
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rǣtta
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—
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participle
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rǣttandi, rǣttande
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rǣtter
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active voice
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indicative
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subjunctive
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imperative
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indicative
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subjunctive
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iæk
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rǣttir
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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—
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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þū
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rǣttir
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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rǣtt
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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han
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rǣttir
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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—
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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rǣtti, rǣtte
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vīr
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rǣttum, rǣttom
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rǣttum, rǣttom
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rǣttum, rǣttom
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rǣttum, rǣttom
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rǣttum, rǣttom
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īr
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rǣttin
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rǣttin
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rǣttin
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rǣttin
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rǣttin
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þēr
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rǣtta
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rǣttin
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—
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rǣttu, rǣtto
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rǣttin
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mediopassive voice
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indicative
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subjunctive
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imperative
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indicative
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subjunctive
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iæk
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rǣttis
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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—
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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þū
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rǣttis
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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—
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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han
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rǣttis
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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—
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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rǣttis, rǣttes
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vīr
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rǣttums, rǣttoms
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rǣttums, rǣttoms
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—
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rǣttums, rǣttoms
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rǣttums, rǣttoms
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īr
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rǣttins
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rǣttins
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—
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rǣttins
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rǣttins
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þēr
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rǣttas
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rǣttins
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—
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rǣttus, rǣttos
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rǣttins
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Descendants